Comments Thread For: Boxxer extend offer to Liam Cameron for Ben Whittaker rematch

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That's cuz he acts like a jerk. So in ur reasoning, a jerk who nobody likes can only win. Cuz if he loses, it's because people are unfair. Guy, use critical thinking. That's really all I have to say on the issue.

No. My point is when it's someone they don't like than any little fault it is amplified. He didn't get kod or schooled you would think he would with the comments. In my opinion he won the first 3. If you use critical thinking, why would he quit just because Cameron won the last 2 rounds, it was also Cameron who hugged and pushed him forward but been twisted as if Whittaker took them out of the ring when his back was to ropes. Why would he quit intentionally, he would have known the hate he would get and that if that fight was stopped when it did he would have had to have a rematch anyway.

I would get all the hype if i saw Cameron KO him or drop him or hurt him baf or win all 5 rounds, he had a good round 4 and 5 but none of those things i mentioned happened but with the hype for Cameron you would think that did happen.

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No. My point is when it's someone they don't like than any little fault it is amplified. He didn't get kod or schooled you would think he would with the comments. In my opinion he won the first 3. If you use critical thinking, why would he quit just because Cameron won the last 2 rounds, it was also Cameron who hugged and pushed him forward but been twisted as if Whittaker took them out of the ring when his back was to ropes. Why would he quit intentionally, he would have known the hate he would get and that if that fight was stopped when it did he would have had to have a rematch anyway.

I would get all the hype if i saw Cameron KO him or drop him or hurt him baf or win all 5 rounds, he had a good round 4 and 5 but none of those things i mentioned happened but with the hype for Cameron you would think that did happen.

This seems likes a lost cause at this point. But ur asking the question "why?" If you're really trying to figure it out, the why is because Cameron was breaking him down bad.

It's a very typical thing for a fighter to spend a few rounds trying to figure out his opponent. Sometimes he is a slow starter. Or else the opponent gets the jump on him, and it just takes a few rounds for the guy to find the right tactics to deal with his opponent's style.

And then the guy who some people thought was losing ends up dominating or even getting the KO.

Cameron took a minute to figure out Whitaker. Then he started breaking him down. Whitaker felt that a lot more than you did while only watching the tv. And the writing was on the wall.

Whitaker was getting beat by round 4, bad, and had no aanswer.So he took advantage of the situation that occurred on the ropes and quit.

End of story. There's nothing else to ask.

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This seems likes a lost cause at this point. But ur asking the question "why?" If you're really trying to figure it out, the why is because Cameron was breaking him down bad.

It's a very typical thing for a fighter to spend a few rounds trying to figure out his opponent. Sometimes he is a slow starter. Or else the opponent gets the jump on him, and it just takes a few rounds for the guy to find the right tactics to deal with his opponent's style.

And then the guy who some people thought was losing ends up dominating or even getting the KO.

Cameron took a minute to figure out Whitaker. Then he started breaking him down. Whitaker felt that a lot more than you did while only watching the tv. And the writing was on the wall.

Whitaker was getting beat by round 4, bad, and had no aanswer.So he took advantage of the situation that occurred on the ropes and quit.

End of story. There's nothing else to ask.

Lmao getting beat by rd 4 bad. Round 4 was the first round Cameron won. Whitaker still won the first 3